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Fast syncs, silent uptime, built to last. Model Two is the hardware node that stays ahead of the chain. mynodebtc.com/landing/two/

Most tech products sell “speed.” Bitcoin’s product is “integrity.” Nodes are the integrity layer and anyone can run one.

A node is how you keep Bitcoin’s history auditable. Not “because someone said so.” Because you verified it.

One interface. Your rules. Bitcoin + Lightning + Apps and more — under your control.

Bitcoin is verifiable by design, but if you aren’t running a node, you’re missing out on that critical feature.

If your setup relies on a provider to send and receive Bitcoin, it has a single point of failure. A node reduces that risk by making verification local and giving you direct access.

Self-custody + self-verification is the full stack. Keys control value; local verification controls truth. Do both and you stop relying on strangers for reality.

This changes how Bitcoin feels. “I think it confirmed” becomes “I verified it confirmed.” That confidence is the product.

🧵 People talk about “owning bitcoin” like it ends at self-custody. It doesn’t. Self-custody is controlling keys — but your wallet still needs information to operate.

When we hit 20 million coins mined, did you check a website or run gettxoutsetinfo?

New release available — v0.3.42 Update now! Full changelog: github.com/mynodebtc/myno…

Most people treat Bitcoin like an app to send money. A node treats Bitcoin like a rulebook and ledger, constantly verifying transactions around the world.

Fast syncs, silent uptime, built to last. Model Two is the hardware node that stays ahead of the chain. mynodebtc.com/landing/two/

Self-custody is about controlling your keys, which is critical, but if you are not running a node, you are trusting someone else with information related to those keys. If your wallet relies on a third-party server, your access to the Bitcoin network could possibly be cut off and your information leaked. Running a node gives you direct access to the Bitcoin network.

Don’t outsource verification.

When your wallet asks someone else’s node for info, you’re leaking metadata. Not your keys — your behavior: what you’re checking, when, and how often. Running your own node doesn’t make you invisible. It just stops the easy profiling.

A node won’t make you richer. But it will make you sovereign.

We are excited to spotlight Public Pool - now available as an app in the MyNode Marketplace! 🚀 Run your own open-source solo Bitcoin mining pool right on your node. No centralized pools, no fees, no middlemen. Who's ready to mine their own blocks? ⛏️ #SoloMining 🧵